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Archaeology
Aria Patel

World’s oldest arrows? Uzbek site reveals 80,000-year-old tools linked to Neanderthals

World’s Oldest Arrows? Uzbek Site Reveals 80,000-Year-Old Tools Linked to Neanderthals Archaeologists working at the Obi-Rakhmat site in northeastern Uzbekistan say a cache of tiny stone tools found there could rewrite the history books on early human innovation. The discovery of these ancient artifacts, believed to be around 80,000 years old, has sparked excitement in […]

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